Below is an attempt to organizing some of the continuing themes of being a survivor. I have read about people who don't feel the need to celebrate their cancerverseries. I am not that person. I like to celebrate everything and anything that I can.
Celebrating Survivorverseries
The last day of treatment
Back on the track
2 months
3 months
Diagnosis day 1 year later
Happy Tumor Evacuation Day
7 months
1 year from last chemo infusion
10 months
Back to competitive running
Better off NED. 1 year post treatment
Celebrating a year of NED
#cancersurvivorproblems
Diagnosis Day Celebration 2.0
2 years from the last chemo infusion
Better off NED 2.0
Diagnosis Day 3.0
Better off NED 3.0
Still NED
Gratitude
Gratitude
Thanks Mom
Thanks Bro
Thanks Dad
Month of Gratitude
Gratitude Journaling and How to be 25% happier
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Bear
Part I
Part II
Tamoxifen
Can I blame Tamoxifen for this?
How many side effects are there?
Sleep Disturbances
Blood Clots
Hot Flashes
mini flash
Can I walk home barefoot?
Why I wear shortsleeves year round
Foreigner the soundtrack of my body temperature
Follow Up Tests
6 month post surgery Mammogram
PCP, XRT and Surgery f/u
My first MUGA
Post Cancer Treatment CT
Post CT scan follow up scan and results
Another MUGA scan
One year CT and bone scan
Officially Still Cancer Free
1 year mammogram
More MUGA scanning
Two year CT and Bone Scan
Declared NED
2 year mammogram
Hair
Chemo Curls
Humidity and curly hair
1st post chemo haircut
Faux-hawk
2.5 years later I can still have a meltdown about my hair
More Studies
The Health of Women Study
A resource for more studies the Army of Women
The hard stuff
In Memory of Mary Howe Paige
Trying not to take it personally
Carolyn Grantham
The Greatest Myth
Stuart Scott and his great quote about death not meaning you lose to cancer
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